Powell's speech at Stanford avoided discussing monetary policy, what is the Fed planning?

[Bitu] Interesting things are happening. The head of the Fed, Powell, recently gave a speech at Stanford University, but his speech didn't mention the economic situation or the direction of monetary policy at all. This action is somewhat unusual—after all, the market is watching how the Fed will act next. Is it a deliberate avoidance of sensitive topics, or is there another plan? In any case, this “what should be said but isn't” attitude often leaves people more puzzled than a direct statement.